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Ringtone to phone


Question Posted Saturday July 19 2008, 4:21 am

I downloaded a ringtone online and it told me to save the file onto my computer. One saved as an mp3 and the other saved as a midi. How do I transfer these to my phone?

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russianspy1234 answered Saturday July 19 2008, 12:04 pm:
if your computer has bluetooth, you should just use that. turn it on on both the computer and cell phone, and pair them up and send it. if not, does it have a card slot for the type of memory card your phone uses? if so, stick it in, and move the file over. if not, you will need a data cable, which most phones dont come with.

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